Getting around Alpe d’Huez

Once you arrive in Alpe d’Huez, several free transport options make it easy to get around the resort without using your car. The Télécentre, Alpe Express and Huez Express connect the resort centre with the main neighbourhoods and snow fronts. Free shuttle buses provide additional connections throughout the winter season.

Free transport to reach the slopes

Use the Télécentre, Alpe Express, Huez Express and free shuttle buses to travel easily between the main resort areas, snow fronts and ski lifts in Alpe d’Huez.

Which free transport option should you use in Alpe d’Huez?

Télécentre: easy access to the slopes and Alpe d’Huez resort centre

The Télécentre is a free resort lift connecting Place Paganon, Avenue des Jeux and Grandes Rousses 1800.

In the morning, it provides easy access to Grandes Rousses 1800, a key departure point for the higher-altitude sectors and the Pic Blanc. After your day on the slopes, take it in the opposite direction to return to Avenue des Jeux, the Vieil Alpe and accommodation in the resort centre.

 

Place Paganon ⇄ Avenue des Jeux ⇄ Grandes Rousses 1800

 

Ideal for: reaching the slopes without using your car in the morning and returning easily to your accommodation at the end of the day.

From Place Paganon

15 min

To Grandes Rousses 1800

Close to the Tourist Office and the Vieil Alpe

From Avenue des Jeux

7 min

To Grandes Rousses 1800

In the heart of the resort, close to shops, restaurants and activities

Grandes Rousses 1800

Direct access to the slopes

Easy access to the high-altitude ski area and the Pic Blanc lift network.

Alpe Express: from the resort centre to the Bergers snow front

The Alpe Express is a free resort lift connecting Place Paganon, the Éclose area and the Bergers snow front.

In the morning, it provides quick access to Bergers, one of the main departure points for the ski area. After your day on the slopes, take it in the opposite direction to return to Éclose or the centre of Alpe d’Huez.

 

Place Paganon ⇄ Éclose ⇄ Bergers

 

Ideal for: reaching the slopes from the resort centre or Éclose without using your car, and returning easily to your accommodation at the end of the day.

From Place Paganon

10 min

To Bergers

Place Paganon located in the heart of the resort, close to the Tourist Office. Travel directly via Éclose to the Bergers snow front

From Éclose

1h30

To Bergers

A convenient stop for accommodation in the Éclose area, with easy connections to Bergers or back down to the resort centre

to Bergers

Direct access to the slopes

Access the snow front, ski lifts, shopping centre, ski pass office and self-service ski pass kiosks

Huez Express: from Huez Village to Alpe d’Huez

The Huez Express is a free resort lift connecting Huez Village and Alpe d’Huez. In the morning, it allows visitors staying in Huez Village to reach Alpe d’Huez easily and continue towards the main snow fronts. At the end of the day, it provides a convenient way to return to Huez Village without using your car.

 

Huez Village ⇄ Alpe d’Huez

 

Once you arrive in Alpe d’Huez, you can continue your journey using the other free resort lifts: take the Télécentre towards Grandes Rousses or the Alpe Express towards Bergers.

Ideal for: staying in Huez Village while enjoying easy access to the slopes and the centre of Alpe d’Huez.

From Huez Village

15 min

To Alpe d’Huez

Reach Alpe d’Huez from Huez Village free of charge, without using your car

From Alpe d’Huez

Connections

Continue towards the slopes

Take the Télécentre towards Grandes Rousses 1800 or the Alpe Express towards Bergers

The free Résalp shuttle buses complement the resort’s free lifts and connect the main areas of Alpe d’Huez throughout the winter season. They make it easy to reach your accommodation, shops, activities and the different access points to the slopes without using your car.

In the morning, the shuttles provide convenient connections to the main snow fronts. At the end of the day, they make it easy to return to your accommodation or resort area after skiing.

Four shuttle routes operate throughout the winter season.

The ski area is reinventing its online experience

Discover a new online experience designed to help you plan your days on the slopes more easily.


This new look is also an opportunity to introduce Espace Alpe d’Huez: Alpe d’Huez ski area officially becomes Espace Alpe d’Huez, bringing together Alpe d’Huez, Auris-en-Oisans, Oz 3300, Vaujany and Villard-Reculas under one shared identity.
One ski area, 5 resorts, 5 unique worlds to explore.